EURO 'E. New York May 8 9 A.M. Corn Trade Firmer
The report notes firmer corn prices in New York trading, limited supplies from abroad, and many buyers. It also mentions dull manufacturing districts and unrest in Europe including Ireland and France, with political upheavals and military preparations cited in multiple regions.
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Inetana
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Savinga Bank Contiues
O'Connell
Tom Steele
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Baden
Hesse Cassel
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Pacha
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la Martine
Ledru Rollin
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Dodge county election yields Democratic gains in state ticket
Dodge county reports show strong Democratic performance with a handsome victory for the State and Congressional tickets. The whigs carried some doubtful districts but the overall results favor Democrat candidates for the Senate and Assembly. Oakland and Jefferson townships praised for decisive wins, while Dodge and Emmett post offices new appointments are noted.
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Farmington
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Letters from Mexico reveal grim march of disease and court disputes
The writer describes a soldier’s life in Mexico in early 1848. Deaths average about 13 per day. 500 sick in hospital seek transfer. Food is poor and beef scarce. A comrade, John Rice, died of bloody flux after illness began at the castle. Court proceedings at Oak Grove focus on Paymaster Burns and Pillow with testimony conflicting over the Contreas and Churubusco episodes. News also notes treaty ratification, political tensions, Santa Anna in Jamaica, and a billiard-room duel that left one officer wounded and likely dismissal.
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Col. Morgan
Scott
Pena
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Lieut
Marshall
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Demonstration of Republican Sympathy in a German Community
A German civic demonstration supporting Republican Europe was staged in a church venue with Prussian and Fatherland themes. Speakers including Frederick Ranitz and Amos Steck expounded on republican ideals, liberty, and the spread of democratic governance, followed by a torchlight procession and musical performances.
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Fribert Esq
Goetheamthy Schiller
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Sue
Main Street
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